SCREENING FOR HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN AMBULATORY CLINICAL SETTINGS. DOES SMOKING STATUS PREDICT HAZARDOUS DRINKING?
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KRANZLER, H.R., ET AL., SCREENING FOR HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN AMBULATORY CLINICAL SETTINGS. DOES SMOKING STATUS PREDICT HAZARDOUS DRINKING?. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 27, no. 5 (2002), p. 737-749.
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Alcoholismo, Detección, Diagnóstico, Drogodependencias
Alcoholismo, Detección, Diagnóstico, Drogodependencias
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